It is not for everyone.I actually had/have the opposite reaction when I first bought my duplex and when I tell people currently that I own a duplex.

My reaction in my head when the detective started talking was the same that you lead with @Ben Leybovich To your first point, I agree completely but I'm not there yet and always agreed with the sentiment that it doesn't hurt to ask.

Having been part of very large UI rollouts before -- including a couple at eBay that Jeffrey mentioned -- I've learned that the initial reaction by the most loyal users is often negative.

People mess things up.I am saying in a general sense that there are alot of libertarian types whose knee-jerk reaction to everything is "govt sucks, get them out of my business...let things run with no govt interference and they will be fine."

They also have a much faster reaction time to new virus coming out.My website provider doesn't filter anything and will also send virus over to my PC.Another benefit is that gmail integrates with google calendar and the other google applications.

My favorite show and really only 1 of 2 that I even watch on tv is 'Lie to Me' How cool would it be to be able to learn more about the human reactions to your questions like he does with facial expressions and knowing that they are lying(sp?)

And carefully gauge the reaction from the guy during the whole of the above.

My 1st reaction- DO NOT LISTEN TO YOUR HANDYMAN.  

I had no idea what that was and when I looked into it, my first reaction was: I want to get in to real estate, not start another business.Just wondering other people's thoughts on this.

Cash flow $150 (no HOA and slightly lower tax rate).My gut reaction is Property B may end up costing me more in the long run because of CapEx/ R&M.